City BREVITIES from Pendleton retailers and notices
Local ads list Bond Bros offerings including Benjamin salts and dry wood, Campbell Millinery hats, fresh produce at The Peoples Warehouse, and lost items. Wanted workers and clerks, a milch cow for sale, and a call for a man and wife to farm work. Also notes practice resuming for Dr Cole, talking machines at Eilers Piano House, and various small notices across businesses.
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Bond
Minnta
Bowman
Benjamin Salts
Bond Bros
Benjamin
Minnis
Tey
Pendleton Cloak & Salt House
Ross Carney
P. O
Campbell's Millinery
Goodman Hardware Company
Agente
Electric
Campbell
Vogue MiIl Iinery
Main Street
Mia
Harris
Pendleton
Eilers Piano House
Fresh stock direct from factory for talking machines
Retiring from business or moving fields offers a fresh stock direct from the factory of every make of talking machines and records. Concerts every evening until 10 o'clock at Eilers Plano House.
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Eilers Piano House
Eilers Plano House
Miss Cook Chosen for Hawthorne School Vacancy
Maud Cook of Oregon City was chosen by the local school board to fill a teaching vacancy at Hawthorne school. She was notified by wire and will begin work Monday, completing the teaching staff though a later attendance increase may require another teacher.
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Mies Maud Cook
Oregon City
Hawthorne
Mies Cook
Cook
Resolutions of Condolence from Rusher Chapter No 19
Resolutions extol the death of Lewis Hunter a husband father and upright member of society. The committee pens sympathy to his widow and family and orders copies to be sent to the widow city papers and spread on lodge minutes. Included is a brief misc fragment about coal lumber and a Missouri editor quote on gendered tears.
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Lewis Hunter
Rusher
Order of the Eastern Star
Personal visitors fill Pendleton city streets this afternoon
A parade of residents and visitors pass through Pendleton with business trips and social calls. T. J. Kirk of Athena, Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton, Attorney Oliver Morton, Lawrence Lieutien, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Thompson and many others are seen in the city for brief visits or business. Rev H. Shangle, Miss Sharp, and Rev F. N. Looney are noted travelers, while J. Teutscher Jr and S. B. Calderbead visit on society and railroad business. Several residents plan winter trips to Hermiston, San Diego, and Portland as part of ongoing work and health trips.
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T. J. Kirk
Athena
Anna Selkirk Norton
Walla Walla
Oliver P. Morton
Echo
Lawrence Lieutien
Adams
John Adams
Sam Thompson
Fastlane
FE. H. Brown
Belo
EB. Hales
Adiame
J. D. Gregoire
City Recorder
Rev. H
Shangle
Millton
E. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Herminton
Sharp
Athens
FR. Johnson
Joe
Foster
Portland
J. H. Hall
Freewater
Shields
F. B. Swingle
Kennewick
Wash
J.B. Eddy
RL & N
Baker City
S. B. Calderbead
Pleon Eer Deent
Northern Pacific
J. Teutscher, Jr
Royal and Girl’ Aid Society of
Fred Lackiey
Pacific Monthly
Baker Cy
Walle Walla
Mossre
C. K. Bland
BE. P. Dodd
PF. B. Swayer
L. A
M. KE. Church
South
Weston
Withycombe President at Oregon Irrigation Convention
Grant's Pass correspondent reports the final day of the Oregon Irrigation Convention in the opera house with Dr. James Withycombe named president for the ensuing year. C. W. Mallet of Ontario vice president and A. S. Blanchard of Grants Pass secretary, new water code proposals favored, and a permanent Oregon Water and Forestry association planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Oregon Irrigation
Opera House
Jenny
E. H. Shepard
Better Fruit
Hood River
Southern Pacific Company
Irrigation Congress
James Withycombe
C. W. Mallett
Ontario
A. 8 Blanchard
Grant's Pass
Orexon
Forestry Association
Irrigation Convention
Oregon Water and Forfestry Association
Epseion
Withycombe
Tir. Kent
Fur
Iivestock
Pasate
Barne
Pendleton Flour Exports Reach Ten Carloads to Japan
The Pendleton flour trade gains momentum as Byers mills ship ten carloads totals to Kole, Japan. Additional orders from Japanese markets arrive, boosting export activity and signaling sustained demand in Japan and China.
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Japan
Byers
Kole
Mt Byers
Byery Mills
China
Matera Iin
Roseburg Faces Grands Paws In 9–4 Ball Clash
The day ended with a baseball game between Roseburg and Grands Paws, Grands Paws winning 9 to 4. The contest featured competitive innings and established Grands Paws as the stronger side.
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Roseburg
Grands Paws
Prosperity the Issue in Prosperity campaign outlook
Indianapolis reveals Fairbanks argues property will dominate the next campaign. He warns hard times persist and asserts waking people to their rights cannot be smothered. He stresses common interests of Americans, labor welfare surpasses capital, and supports Roosevelt’s enforcement of laws.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks Jin
Roosevelt
The Most Majestic Figure In History And Wealth
Roosevelt praised as the white winged angel of peace in Manchuria by Dr. Trane Russell of NYU before the American Social Science Association. Collier's Weekly notes Rockefeller, now 68, described as a twice born physical athlete with renewed vigor and stocky frame through medical quotes.
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Traffajo
N. Y
Roosevelt
Trane Franklin Russell
New York University
American Social Science Association
Cuba
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
H. F. Biggar
Rockefeller
Dig Gains for the University of Oregon Enrollments
The Eugene Guard reports enrollments at the University of Oregon will rise by about 126 percent from last year, not counting muse, law, or medicine. Applications from nearly every county fill freshmen files with Portland leading in numbers. Portland Academy Hill Military Academy Allen Preparatory St Helens Hall and St Marys Academy follow among top contributors. The Portland gain is especially strong.
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U. of O
University of Oregon
Eugene Guard
Department of Muse
Law and Medicine
Portland
Portland Academy
Hill Military Academy
Allen Preparatory School
St. Helen's Hall
St. Mary's Academy
Better Than Esperanto as a World Language
The London Tribune contends that no universal language will exist in full form yet a dominant, international vehicle of communication may emerge. It notes Esperanto aims high but casts doubt it will reach its target, suggesting a practical, global second language could prevail despite unlikely perfection.
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Lonjon Tribune
Pendleton trio depart Norfolk for broader study and work
Returning Mone, Dave Hill, Walter Cadman and Harry Morrissey the Pendleton boys who have been at the Jamestown exposition since spring have left Norfolk Morrissey is in New York City while Hill and Cadman are in Washington on their way west Dave Hill will stop in St Louis to attend dental school George Hill leaves next Wednesday for studies in a pharmaceutical college in St Louis
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Mone
Dave Hill
Walter Cadman
Harry Morrissey
Pendleton
Norfolk
Morrissey
New York City
Hill
Cadman
Washington
St. Louis
Brother
George Hill
St. Louia
Weston Hay Crop Sparks Record Warehouse Bales
Weston warehouses brim with baled hay and hundreds of tons await hauling. A very heavy hay crop across the district boosts farm incomes as farmers command good prices, but a shortage of cars hinders immediate shipments.
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Weston
Arlington Editor Retires From Record
M. Johns, the planer editor of the Arlington Record, has retired from editorship and will not be engaged in future newspaper work. J. F. Nore Well will be editor hereafter in the paper. Mr. Johns is father of Attorney A. Johns of Baker City and is one of the oldest journalists in eastern Oregon.
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Arlington
M. Johns
Arlington Record
J. FP. Nore
Johns
A. Johns
Baker City
Oregon
Fortune Teller at 501 Water Street Promises Love and Wealth
A handwritten advertisement promises guidance in love, marriage, and business. It claims truthful revelations on affairs, luck, and wealth, with personal consultations at a private office on Water Street.
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Cottonwood Street
Webb Street
Knowston
Water Street
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Benjamin Sait
Vogt
N. E. Harris
Peoples Warehouse
Eads
Hox
Watia
Web
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Ise
Kochi
Koeppens
Miss Cook
Will Fin
Hawthorne School
Ida B. Bickers
Aura M. Raley
G. W. Ingram
Committee
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Shanete
Milton
South Methodist Church
Butter Creek
Lelty
James Stephenson
Idaho
Charles B. Adams
The
Pendleton Investment Company
Oregon Irrigation Congress
Fairbanks
Thwesell
Pataluma
Calif
Anton Nolte
Random
EASH
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Masai Gatarkh
SLY Brothers
Warn Street
New York
Water St
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